Is chlamydia tinea contagious?

Tinea manuum is what we usually call tinea manuum, which is very common clinically. It is mainly caused by factors such as frequent long-term immersion of hands in water, constant contact with detergents, etc. Is tinea manuum contagious? Tinea manuum is contagious, mainly transmitted through contact, and is more common in young and middle-aged women. The most common symptom is the appearance of blisters somewhere on the palm of your hand, which are the size of a pinhole and contain clear fluid.

The symptoms of tinea manuum are mostly erythema, blisters, etc., which should be treated promptly. At the beginning, there are only a few blisters. If not treated in time, it will spread to the entire palm or even both hands, causing the skin of the hands to become increasingly rough and easily dry and cracked in winter.

Tinea manuum is caused by fungi, so it is contagious to a certain extent. Especially in the development stage of tinea manuum, the rash is very active, and lesions such as erythema, eczema, blisters and desquamation appear. At this time, the fungus grows and reproduces rapidly and is highly contagious. This is because fungi can be spread with dandruff at any time. If food is touched by infected hands, the food will also be contaminated, and when people use it, they will infect others without hesitation.

Tinea manuum is commonly known as goose foot wind, tinea pedis is commonly known as athlete's foot, tinea manuum and tinea pedis are collectively referred to as tinea manuum and tinea pedis. Transmission mode: This disease is mainly transmitted through contact. Long-term local moisture and skin damage and skin pH imbalance, scratching the affected area with hands or sharing shoes, socks, gloves, bath towels, foot basins, etc. with patients are the main transmission routes. Long-term uncured tinea pedis and tinea manuum can lead to onychomycosis and other fungal gynecological diseases.

Treatment of ringworm

1. For the blister-scaly type, you can use miconazole cream, clotrimazole cream, compound benzoic acid ointment, compound resorcinol ointment, etc. The thickened keratosis type can be treated with compound benzoic acid ointment, miconazole cream or soaking in 10% glacial acetic acid. For those with chapped skin, urea fat can be added. Continue to apply the medicine for more than 2 weeks after the skin lesions subside.

2. Because hands are washed frequently, the frequency of topical medication should be increased, especially applying ointment or cream after washing hands.

3. For patients with a long course of disease or poor local treatment effect, oral griseofulvin, ketoconazole or fluconazole, itraconazole, terbinafine and other drugs can be added for treatment.

4. Onychomycosis and tinea manuum are mutually infective and should be treated simultaneously, including tinea in other parts of the body.

The treatment of tinea pedis is not difficult. The key point is to use the right method and to treat it as early as possible and in time to avoid infecting family members or friends. Is tinea pedis contagious? Tinea pedis is mainly transmitted through contact, so if you have tinea pedis, you should try to stay away from others and avoid direct sexual contact. To treat tinea pedis, you need to go to a regular professional hospital to avoid repeated recurrences.